The name Meiomi, (pronounced May-oh-mee) was chosen as an expression of its source. The word means "coast" in the language of the native Wappo and Yuki tribes, and our wine draws its profile from the abundant choices presented along California's cool, lengthy Pacific border. 

Belle Glos "Meiomi" Pinot Noir 2010 Reviews

"With youthful energy working in its favor, this somewhat restrained but attractive effort will fill the bill for a medium-bodied Pinot Noir geared to current drinking. It is a bit fleshy in feel and favors "cherry pie" simplicity without giving itself over to excess and will be useful with simple steaks and chops now and for the next two to four years." - 88, Connoisseurs' Guide

Belle Glos "Meiomi" Pinot Noir 2010 Tasting Notes

"Very dark, almost purple hue. Aromas of sweet cream, berries, sarsaparilla, and oak spices. The first entry encases the mouth with a velvety richness…almost unctuous, but the acidity enlivens the weight and pops the flavors. This wine hits full force with cola, dark berries, earthy notes and smoked meat. An extremely layered wine both in structure and flavor. These layers emerge independently, and then refocus, allowing the supple tannins to carry the wine through to a lingering, succulent finish." - Winery Notes